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force majeure
(redirected from Force majeure clause)

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Force Majeure
Events outside the control of the parties. These events are acts of man, nature, governments and regulators, or impersonal events. Contract performance is forgiven or extended by the period of force majeure.

Force Majeure Risk
The risk of loss to a company from an act of God. For example, force majeure risk is the risk that company will lose production from a factory if a tornado comes and destroys the factory. See also: Act of God bond.

force majeure

Something outside the control of parties to a contract and which could not have been foreseen or planned for.Usually found in construction contracts,suspending the time limits in the event of a force majeure.It can include Acts of God,such as tornadoes and hurricanes,or acts of humans,such as a strike,terrorist attack,or other such disruptive event.



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These are elements not typically included in a force majeure clause, the manager said.
A force majeure clause allows contracts to be wavered if circumstances beyond the control of the parties render the contract undeliverable, but this will not protect you from an increase in production costs.
The company did not say until when the force majeure clause would apply.
 
 
 
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